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Quote from: Zoar on October 31, 2016, 11:39:55 AMThe annoying thing I hear all the time is:Real Indians.... Geeeez. I suppose he only wears real Harley Davidson approved clothes too because clothes just aren't real clothes unless they have "the" right label.
"Oh, motorcycles are too dangerous, you shouldn't be riding one!"
The reply in my head starts with F and ends with U.
The "Boys" call my Drifter the Pretendian.
Most of my Harley friends rib me good naturedly about my Drifter, then admit that they like it better than they like their own bikes sometimes. I just bought a Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe at a great price, something to carry mama around in comfort and I decided I would do Sturgis this year(Haven't been in 20 years)At the Shop today the comment was made about having the "old Man"(me) riding in back on the way out so as not to get in the way of all those screaming Harley's. One of the fellas, who rides a '48 Panhead out there every year comes back with, "No, Bob is back there with the most reliable bike to pick up all the parts that fall off those screamin' Harley's LOL.
Quote from: greenbarn on July 03, 2017, 21:34:15 PMYes, the Drifter deserves a tribute bike.On the new Polaris Indians.... I tell people they are just a Drifter Tribute bike, LOL
I'd consider one.
Quote from: greenbarn on July 03, 2017, 21:34:15 PMNow that one I like!On the new Polaris Indians.... I tell people they are just a Drifter Tribute bike, LOL
On the new Polaris Indians.... I tell people they are just a Drifter Tribute bike, LOL 
That's a nice Motorbike!
Quote from: BugzeeMalone on November 05, 2016, 00:22:28 AMBeing stupid is dangerous, too. ...I don't see anyone trying to stop stupidity, if anything it is lauded and applauded and heralded as something GOOD! (oh man, that so hurts, the way stupidity is celebrated here in the US in so many places and circles).When I get "Aren't motorcycles dangerous"?
I reply that "I came into this world bloody, kicking, and screaming. I probably will go out the same way."
Quote from: jmbo on July 27, 2016, 21:07:40 PM"Is that an Indian.....Oh..it's just a Drifter..." Informed but unappreciative!!
naw man...it's a Drindian
Quote from: BugzeeMalone on November 05, 2016, 00:22:28 AMI was just about to post about this on this thread: People saying to me when I walk in some where with my motorcycle helmet and riding clothes--- "Motorcycles are SO dangerous!"When I get "Aren't motorcycles dangerous"?
I reply that "I came into this world bloody, kicking, and screaming. I probably will go out the same way."
...talk about rolling of the eyes.
When I get "Aren't motorcycles dangerous"?
I reply that "I came into this world bloody, kicking, and screaming. I probably will go out the same way."
Quote from: moosewayne on September 26, 2013, 17:40:46 PMReal Indians.... Geeeez. I suppose he only wears real Harley Davidson approved clothes too because clothes just aren't real clothes unless they have "the" right label.Had a good one the other day.
Guy gave my ride the once over, said "real pretty....but ya know, they still make real Indians"
Me (former Gilroy Chief owner): "Yeah, but I wanted a bike that started"
This trip I waved at everybody including the bikes passing me and today a funny three wheeled bike......
Yes GB, I've also noticed that some of the "elite H-D" (sarcasm) group doesn't wave.
Yes, I've seen even LESS and LESS HD people wave on the road - I think Polaris has had a negative effect on the perception of OUR drifters, how ironic..... The HD'ers have their nose out of joint b/c of the new Indian presence in their previously only-HD group of 'American made' bikes, not to mention MANY HD people I know are saying the Indian is better and more affordable than the HD's --- So a lot of the HD crowd resents the Polaris Indian, and anything that looks like it---- Even though the last Drifters were made a long time before Polaris did their Indian.
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